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"The staff at this hotel were the most helpful we have ever come across, very attentive and very friendly, and would so anything for you. The hotel room was loveky, really clean. Location wise it was good. Breakfast was brilliant, you had loads of choices and options. The pool was lovely, but there were only 4 sunbeds which was a shame and the gym didnt have any AC which made it very hot. We had a great massage too, the ladies were brilliant. Would definitely reccommend staying here."

"Nice resort hotel located near Marioboro Street. Very spacious comfortably room. Staff are friendly and helpful. "

"I have only negative about this hotel. You have to pass through the restaurant to go to and from the entrance to your room. The staff kept asking if I was there to dine every time I passed through. Otherwise, it was very clean and very well located. Most things were walkable."

"The hotel is close to the train station and to the Maliboro street. Friendly staff. Thank you."

"The whole property was extremely clean. Front desk, restaurant, house keeping and all the other staff were excellent and very accommodated. We could not fault them. The restaurant food was the best ever."

"On the surface, this is a modern hotel with reasonable facilities. However, there are loads of pros and cons. The rooms are a little bit worn, staff don’t speak that much English and most of the clients are Indonesian. Breakfasts offer loads of choice: two rice options, one noodle, a veg stir-fry and a fish or chicken dish, plus several buburs (porridges), simple cakes and pastries, plus fresh fruit. But the coffee and tea are weak and lukewarm – barely drinkable; I ended up walking to the central Tugu station nearby to get coffee from the convenience store. Also, the building next door to the hotel is a church, and at weekends you'll have to put up with the band at evening service, not to mention a 6 am (!) band rehearsal on Sunday followed by more music. Overall I had an OK and very affordable stay, but it could have been much better if the management paid more attention to details."